TreeMap Chart
Create customizable treemap charts to visualize hierarchical data as nested rectangles with size proportional to values.
Chart Settings
TreeMap Chart Example
When to Use a TreeMap Chart
- When visualizing hierarchical data with part-to-whole relationships
- When you want to display large amounts of data in a space-efficient way
- When comparing proportions across categories while also showing hierarchical structure
Benefits
- Efficiently uses space to display large amounts of hierarchical data
- Makes it easy to identify patterns, outliers, and compare proportions
- Shows both structure and quantity in a single visualization
Disadvantages
- Can be difficult to make precise comparisons between rectangles
- Labels can be hard to read for small segments
- Deep hierarchies can be challenging to visualize effectively
Overview
- Treemap charts display hierarchical data using nested rectangles
- The size of each rectangle is proportional to its data value
- Color is often used to group categories or represent another data dimension